Shopping Centers & Malls in Maple Grove, MN

“Great shopping area. Clothes, grocery and other random retailers available. Sometimes there are Christmas tree lots to pop up, or other mobile plant shops. Also you can see food trucks. Great area!”

“We ate at Bonchon. 1st time for me but not family. I tried their 2x fried chicken wings and legs, spicy style. The spice, for me, was too burning hot, but the chicken itself beats any fast food fried chicken . Even with it spicy, it was oh so good I couldn't stop eating it. I will go with the soy sauce garlic one next time. I also tried their pot stickers, the pork. The filling was tasty. they were semi fried? Oven baked? But not just steamed. Textures was good, but I wish it had come with a dipping sauce. We did take out ordered on line. Parking was OK, for a Friday nite you may not get front door parking but you don't have to walk far. I saw 2 handicap parking spots in front of the restaurant. The rest of the family loved what they got. Was told the tacos were great! Seating inside looks tight but the place was packed for a friday nite. I will go back.”

“The fountains at arbor lakes is a nice shopping area. Usually very well maintained both in the summer and winter time. The main reason we visit this area is to go to Costco.

The parking lot at the fountains at Arbor Lakes are always quite full when parking near Costco.

Overall a very nice and standard suburban outdoor shopping mall.”

“Upscale shopping.. in a very nice area! Restaurants and shops all around. Many options for shopping. Great way to spend your weekend with family and friends. Can go eat and have drinks after shopping.”

“Dunkirk Square in Maple Grove is a convenient shopping center with a good mix of stores and services for everyday needs. It’s easy to get to, and there’s plenty of parking, which makes running errands here pretty hassle-free.

There are a few solid options for coffee and food, like Starbucks, which is nice if you want to grab a quick drink while you shop. There’s also a Sport Clips if you need a haircut, and a T-Mobile store if you’re looking for phone services or accessories. The center isn’t huge, but it has a decent variety of places that cover the basics.

What makes Dunkirk Square especially useful is that it’s close to bigger stores like Walmart and Sam’s Club, so you can take care of most of your shopping in one trip. The layout is pretty straightforward, so it’s easy to find what you’re looking for without wandering around too much.

It’s not a place you’d go just to browse or spend time, but if you need to check a few things off your to-do list, it’s a convenient stop. The stores are generally clean and well-maintained, and it never feels overly crowded.

Overall, Dunkirk Square is a practical shopping spot. It’s not the most exciting place, but it’s reliable and makes errands easier, which is really all you need in a neighborhood shopping center.”